Articles
“The Biggest Danger in Captivity is to Lose a Part of Yourself:” Human Rights Advocate Maksym Butkevych Speaks About Serving on the Front Line, Captivity, and the Rehabilitation Process
Abductions: from sensation to routine. How the practice of enforced disappearances has changed in the occupied Crimea
Discrimination has a chain reaction: if you start with one group, you can end up discriminating against anyone – family doctor Daryna Dmytriievska
“Broken ribs have already healed, so there’s no point”: what civilians face after captivity and torture to get money and help
Kremlin’s forgotten political prisoners in Crimea: Human rights advocates urge global focus on Ukrainian hostages at the Crimea Platform
“Inclusion is about everyone”: Tania Kasian on the challenges and opportunities for Ukrainian businesses in implementing non-discriminatory practices
“Students who are bullied tend to stop studying or not get an education at all”: human rights defender Maryna Shevtsova on the situation of LGBTIQ children in schools
The global HIV/AIDS epidemic: how the UN is trying to overcome it by 2030 despite Russian sabotage
“The father did not find out where Raim was before his death”: why Russia transfers Crimean political prisoners as far as possible from their relatives
Personnel reserve for free Crimea: a pilot management training project in Ukraine
Human rights defender Maksym Butkevych celebrates his third birthday in Russian captivity
Proud of the “new country”: who is helping the occupiers to form the bar in Zaporizhzhia region
From Kupiansk to Melitopol: the Russian system of torture in illegal detention centers
Judges, prosecutors and sperm producers: who “administers justice” in the occupied Luhansk region
Wagner Group mercenaries may be involved in the militarization of Ukrainian teenagers in Belarus
Who works in the courts of first instance in the occupied part of Donetsk region
INTERVIEW
“Our priority is to ensure victim-centered justice” – Interview with the Head of the Peace and Human Rights Program at the Swiss Embassy in Ukraine
“It’s 7-8 kilometres here”: school principal in Kherson region forced by occupiers to swim across Dnipro because he did not want to cooperate
Columns
After the rain always comes the rainbow: a letter from a 9th grader in Luhansk Oblast to a peer in occupation
More than 60 Crimean political prisoners are already in need of urgent medical care: How to solve this problem
Ukrainian parliament appeals for NATO membership as foundation for lasting peace
Ukraine rejects “pacifying the aggressor” as a path to peace
